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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11

Septennate bill and Emperor BILL
are a pretty strong team in Germany.
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MINERAL wATER.

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cao.KERY.GLAsswAaE. ae.

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as some goods VII DO sold for LESS THAN
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An ann ~ and $40 east Ggoad stsese
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The National RcpabEcGa. the self
constituted organ of the Virginia Re-
rublicans and the Washington mouth.
piece Of MAHoYF, says:
eve are authorized to say that while
General Malone has very decided
views as TO the Virginia debt mudlle
lie has never given expression as to any
line OF policy to be pursued, and that
while he has positive convictions as TO
what may be done TO clear I'D the
muddle and put the vexed question Mt
rest 10 the honor aud relief OF the
State and the satisfaction of the fair
minded creditor, he has not given ut
terance upon the subject. He has not
so presumed"
All Of which goes to show that Ma
HONE has some new scheme on foot upon
which he hopes TO ride into RIDDLE
BEReEI's seat in the Senate.
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PRICES 20 close iiem ont y N.i
harm 20 know ny plir.s tuI ..r ..t
before fuyipg. J.. GAI1ElIu --..
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a Recommendation to the Newspa.

ST. LOUIS, March 1o.-1he Globe
Democrat says editorially today If
the signal service is actually crippled
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7 ENTEN REQUISITES.

SPICED shLAON "a delicious iuacheoa),
FRksH SALMON. SALT aud SMOKED SAL
MON, FRESH LOBSTER, FRESH sHRlhPS
DEvHLED CRABS, RUSSIAN CAYIER, BONE.
LESS GOLDFISH and sARDINEs. BOSTON
MISS MACKEREI. SMOKED HEARINGS.
Numerous other requisites and Injuries a.
fo % CHRISTIAN. WRITE & co.'s.
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Even in Honolulu, capital of the
Sandwich Islands, they use DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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I.sUFANcE NEws.

-Four new insurance companies were
chartered by the Legislature. These
were tie Carolina, Of Wilmington, and
the Mutual Benefit, of Raleigh-both
fre-and the Atlantic Mutual, OF New
borne, and the Washington Mutual
Benefit, OF Washington-both life.
The insurance law has been amended
in important particulars. "Cuiside
insurance can now be taken, in ease
companies doing business in the State
cannot furnish enough insurance to
cover the 1isk. Blanket policies can be
issued, and some Of the harsh and OBJ
icciionahle features in the old law have
been oblitcTatCd.
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The Hdcr-AppcH seems disposed
to raise a new question as to the north
em capital Of which it spoke the other
day. We therefore recall our contem-
porary's attention to the statement
which we travcrsed. Here it is:
"a man of affairs from the North
here 10 day, who has large investments
il the South, says that had it not been
for NiTginia's unfortunate action re-
carding her public debt, a great deal OF
the northern and foreign capital that
has been invested in other southern
States would not have gone further
South than Virginia, and would have
stopped there"
Now, We absolutely disproyed the
truth of that statement by showing
that the "other southern States had
repudiated much more Of their debt
than Virginia had repudiated of hers.
IT is impossible that capitalists should
have gone further South and invested
their capital in States which had repn:
dated two thirds Of their debt because
Virginia had repudiated one third Of
hers.
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AysasE7IENTS.

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Miss EVA HEWITT. Tho NOrll-rGmoI, COR
nriist PRICES: Gallery, De- Famiig-ti rcle.
2jc prese-C ircle, 5)c. reserved a., or
chc-lfG. nc. reserved, II. Next gttra 'tion.
htDMOND a. BARRY. nh 1t-lt'
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EFGTI nE.

pEV. ". W. LANDRUM, ID. D.,
4 will deliver his popular lecture, "A
BRIDAL TRIP WITH 4 HAND-SATCHEi,~ ia
tie lecture room Of the Third Presbyterian
church TUESDAY EVENING, March l5th. Ad-
mission, - cents. NH li-F&su2t'
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MARCH, 10TH. llrH. AND 1874.
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The management viii present Tor the only
time this season the most successful, the most
popular aud the most Interesting play over
produce I'm this or any other country
Inc Grea; AGdisOu-Sluaro Theatre Success,
HAZEL ElRbE.
Mn. FENWICK ARMSTRONG A5 OUSSTAN
kIhhE,
supported by powerful clst.
Noxt Week-HARRI MINER SILVER KING
COMPANY.
Prices Of admission: -. % 81, Gni SOC. NH ID
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The officers Of this notable body of
educators are hard Mt work preparing
for their next Chautauqua at the At
lantic Hotel, Norehead Cty, June llth
to 18th. A list of special lectures is
being prepared. The lecturers chosen
are 5. II. Finger, Josephus Daniels,
Raleigh 4. Leazar, Ircdell county :;
G. W. Manly. Wake Forest Thomas
Hume. Chapel Hill A. NJ. Waddell,
Wilmington; L. L. Marable, Clinton !;
G. W. Neal, Newberne Fab. II. Bus
bee, Raleigh; Lieutenant Francis
Winslow, United States navy. The
seth Of June, it has been decided, the
teach rswill leave Morehead by steamer
for Nag's Head, \. c., and Washing
ton. ID. c. The Assembly now has
1860 members, and Secretary Harrell
said to-day that 500 will be at More
head. Rates for tickets are TO be only
two and a quarter cents per mile, round
trip.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26

| herents in this city. Thirteen persons never
sit down to table. II there are only thirteen
present the host hurries out into the street,
and, haiiing tho first Bohemian he meets, in
vites him enthusiastically to join in the repast.
Nobody ever undertakes anything important
or proceeds on c long journey on the 18th of
the month \ family of thirteen is said to
be usually overwhelmed with III luck.
Wherever thirteen persons sit down To-
gether death stands among them, and must
have one or another of them rs his prey be-
fore twelyemonth is up. or the days Of
the week Friday is by far the unlucldest. On
that day buses, tram cars and railway car
riages are comparatively deserted, for runoR
saith tina: so sure as one travels on that dayss
sure will he DO brought home on a seretcher.
Another superstition may be negatively de-
fined as perpetual silence on the subject Of
catastrophes and other misfortunes. II. Paul
Genesty refars to a distinguished French
writer who among his friends turns szide the
conversation into another channel once il
happens 70 border on fee-faw-fum or make
northumberland -on-an-end stories and anec-
dotes. Others who have not the finsSse Of the
author alluded to, viii interrupt the CONVEX
sation without the least apology when Il
touches such dangerous ground And thero
ere people who viii tell you that the late con-
fagration Of the Opera Conique Of Paris
would never have taken place if debate bad
not been he'd fifteen days previously in par
Lament on the possibility OF such q disaster.
It is only tee merest Of truisns 20 add that
belief III these and other suPerstitions often
PLAYS The griunest tricks with the believers.
In April, 1870 for instance, the e1-Enpress
Eugene sent telegram to her dear spouse,
Napoleon III, in which she said that she had
actually found a four leayed shanrock-a
plant the discovery Of which is, according to
popular tradition, the harbinger Of soae
great and lucky event. Sedan's fight and
the fell of the empire followed shortly after
ward, to the horror and Armament CT tie
empress. who had pinned her faith entirely
ard exclusively to the little four ieavei snan-
rock And Sill, even today, Eugenie beiisSes
in signs and onens!-James Stephens Brus-
sels Letter in Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
In the First Degree.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The trial of
Robert s. Hall. variety actor, for killing
Sophie E. Smith, alias Lillian Rivers, an
actress, on the Ord of June last, resulted
tonight in the verdict of murder. In the
first degree. Hall, who was a married
man and had wife and two children
living In st. Louis, became infatuated
with Lillian Rivers and lived with her as
man and wife. The murder was the result
of jealousy on Halls part. He shot her
twice, and cut her throat with razor.
He then slashed his own throat with q
razor, but failed to make a mortal cash,
The woman had but recently recovered
from wounds inflicted by her husband,
Frank Rivers, an actor, who was also
Jealous
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26

J-ow up ~ the ROADS. 1ne whore Ueuur u
feeling in Long Branch has for years run into
one idea: Wait for the New Yorker.
Every farmer who has seen bis barns grow
rickety has aid to himself: "Neyer mind;
I'll get JUS - much for my place Is if / had
good ones, because the city man who buys
will put up new buildings"
On this principle old and broken down
fences have been permitted to stand along
Ocean avenue. Tho bluff, which suffers every
winter from the tremendous beating Of the
winter surf, the roadways and the police
force oil have been allowed to 60 N con-
dition Of unrepair that is simply disgraceful
The police force is quite comical, it Is 80
utterly short II the requirement. q the
resort. Whatever is done for the advance
nent Of Long Branch is dene by the city
people who have property there and who
realize that the natives, earning their bread
and butter out Of the existence Of the Branch
as watering place, will never move hand or
foot TO increase its attractivenesS or 70 pre-
serve its natural advantageA-W. ,. Hen
derSon in Outing.
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The Kind He Wanted.

@Mr. Doppenheinler, want to introduce q
burglar alarm into your house. Il wiz indi-
cate at which door or WINDOW
Il don want none OF dose tingx I dom
bodder me NIT burglara"
@Once you have tried them, Mr. Doppen-
heirner--
@Look here, nneeSter. II you wash got o
condEivanoe what keeps mine wife from gotn'
tru mine pockets when wash asleep, den
talks NIT you a leedls itr-Harper's Baxar.
Tanning Common House Flies.
Did ever see tame hyi Wba. ara you
trying 70 give ma new joke, No; never
saw a tame Fly DID your
sOt course did!'
sWas ts deaaFz
sSow. dont =. funny. This is no ioke.
Cons With me, and If I don't show yea a
tame a. III put up the drinkA'
The reporter followed the t=o men who
participated IN re foregoing dialogue into q
saloon O. PARK row. A; the rec nest q oas
o. the rnen he bartender p-odaced from
under GAS ey witch &c poised on the end
Of It's Gagsr and otherwise csresssi Ia play
full manner The 1y made nc atterp. 20 &C.
away and s-ennsi 70 appreciate tie stteation
bestowed IN IL
Il never saw anything ike this be.ors,"
xaid tie bartender. This sy tss b-ea aro1nd
here for about two weeks fed 10 with
sugar, ard & seems quite happy. New York
EEeninz Sun
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
France.

PARIS, Oct 25.-The legislature reas-
sembled today In the chamber OF deputies.
E. Ruvier, prime minister and minister OF
finance, introduced bill providing fol-
an extraordinary army and navy credit OF
Is, 600. 600 francs.
General Terrain, minister of war, sub
mitted bill for special corps Of Infantry
and artillery for mountain service.
H. Florens, minister of foreign affairs,
submitted to the Anglo French committe,
relative to the Suez canal and new Hebri-
des Islands reports.
Prince Victor Napoleon has issued a
manifesto In reply to the manifesto issued
by the Count of Paris some time ago. DE
demands an appeal to the people and asserts
that the Nspoleons alone can give France
a strong democratic government.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
New Export Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The Chicago east
bound roads have issued a new tariff on
export freight, making the rates the same
via all American ports. The rate on grain,
which is the principal article exported
from Chicago, Is 80 cents to Liverpool, 30
cents to London and SO cents to Glasgow.
Heretofore the rate on export freight has
been nominally by loading at through rate
from Chicago to the seaboard, to ocean
rates, but Ia point of fact actual export
rates were about 10 cents lower than the
sum of inland and ocean rates owing to the
clandestine cutting Of rates INDUCED In by
nearly all lines. The new rates which have
now been adopted, apply by all lines and
Yia al Atlantic ports.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
The Booth. Barrett Show.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 25.-An immense
audience patiently waited from s o'clock
until long after tonight for the curtain to
rise for the first time In the newly CON-
pleted Wsrder grand opera house, at the
corner of Ninth and Holmes streets In this
city. The play was "Othello' with Law
renee Barrett as the Moor" and Edwin
Booth as "Isgo" The theatre is the
largest and hsndsomest in the city and was
built In few months. The Booth and
Barrett combination will plsy the entire
week. The lessees and managers of the
theatre are Messrs. c. F. Craig and Frank
G Hamilton.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Chicago Grain ana PROVISIONS.


The markets on change today opened quite prom
ising for better business and better prices and con-
tinued buliish throughout the greater part OF the
session. In the wheat market the feeling espec
tally strnng. Local buying was more active and
there was also more doing outside accounts
Several prominent local dealers were free buyers
and the short interest was induced to cover. Both
American and European advices were bullish in
tone which helped the market here. The rec siprs
OF wheat here show, somewhat OF falling off. bu.
in the northwest the arrivals continue quite liberal
December wheat opened at 73T sold to 751+ reacted
TO S4 reaisIng By stock holders then sold up TO
1875 on acting covering by shorts irdneed by higher
caqles and the over selling Of the market and closed
at the litter figures,
Corn was moderately active with the feeling firmer
and fluctuations showed somewhat wider than on
the previous days. The strength was due mainly
to the firm tone OF wheat and anticipated small re-
ce!pts.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Attempted Assassination.

Ell PAso. Tex, Oct. 25.-Last night,
shortly after midnight, Dir. G. F. Beige
man, proprietor of beer hall on Ell Paso
street, after closing his establishment,
started to go home on San Francisco street,
and before reaching 1t was stopped by two
negroes, who suddenly stepped out from
behind the shadow of building and shot
him In the left breast, the bullet coming
out back of the left arm. Before the
wound disabled him he struck both
negroes with cane he carried, and by
shouting aroused the neighbors, after
which the negroes ran and escaped. Rob
berry was undoubtedly the object. II Is
not known yet whether Begeman's wound
will prove serious or not.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26

Kansas City train and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. rs
Daily Indicator reports wheat steady: No soft
cash. 6. bid; November 81 bid, e7& asked; May 1z$4
bid, I45z asked.
CornNSt ady: No. . cash S=L bid, November
sS4 bid, 3s asked; December ssh bid Year GALES st
~; May, $3.50 bid. 80 asked.
Oats-No.2 cash. IN bid; 23a asked.
Rye-No 2cash ~ asked.
Fiour-Dun but firm quotations IK ~; ky 20
es5; family s51 10; choice 81 2sG IS: fancy 81 45
o. 50 extra fancy 81 SOL 60. patent 81 Ssi IS; rye
flour 81 300s1 50.
Rren-RulK sS; sacked, 3.
Hay-steady fancy email baled. 90 51 large, &. g.
Flax seed-y0.
dairy Is; store choice l2l5; poor ans low grades
Cheese-Full cream Is; Young America 1S5@-
Eggs-Weaker at IS per doz.
Corn MeaI-Greer, 'e dried. ~; ci0tcs yellow, 81
bulk TN. -
POuiuy-Spring chick ems weaker, 81 s. az 81;
old hens, u 10 g. 5jSl IS: live t1rzeys.
s@S.
Provisions.-Dry salt shoulders IS o. long clear
g. 0 clear rib sides. s1 10 short cs;, 81 aU smoked
shoulders, e5 IS; .ong ciea 81 % clear rhs 81 So
short clear. IS 20.
Mess Pork-S15 90.
Lard.-Choice t,erce, s6 80
Rye, No. cash 81 asked
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Paper Mills Destroyed.

GLENs FALLS, n. Y, Oct. 25.-lnfor
nation has been received here OF the
destruction of Warren Miller's new pump
and paper mills at Corinth. The walls OF
the building were finished and the interior
of the structure was being completed. John
Mallory was killed, and three other per-
sons whose names are unknown here were
buried ander the debris.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Vale va, Oxford.

NEW HAVEN, Oct 25.-There is consid
cradle agitation going on In the Yale col
lece boating circles just now that may re-
suit In the Yale crew going over TO England
to meet the. Oxford Eight on the Thames.
A few days ago Bob Cook was quoted In 1
New York paper rs saying that Yale could
beat Oxford, and 1t was this set the boating
club sgog. As things now look OXFORD
will certainly be challenged If the backing
of the alumni can be secured.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
The Indiana Miners Trouble

VINCENNEs, Ind, Oct. 25.-The situa-
lion In the miners strike st Washington,
Dsviess county. grows more serious each
day. Fully one-half of the 600 or 500
miners have fed the place and have not re-
turned. while the remainder cannot be ex-
pected to return to work until the company
meet the demand that is made upon them.
The Miners Federation stands firm. Work
was resumed, however, at Rogers mines
In Pike county yesterday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
The New Scale.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 25.-The new scale
of wages goes into effect on the daily pa
pers In this city on November l. The
matter has been under arbitration for some
days and late last night the arbitrator
rendered their decision, "men give up ad-
vertisements and cuts which will now be
set up by men working on salary, and will
receive 40 cents per 1000 ems for ordinary
matter. The scale has been SO and 30
cents per 900.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Other Failures.

BosToN, Oct. 25.-Perkins, Dupee &
Co., bankers, No. 40 State street, sue
cessors to Charles A. Sweet & Co., have
failed. The firm has been long OF the
market. Members of the firm stated thit
morning that the liabilities, which were ali
unsecured. would not exceed $4,000,
while the assets would scarcely reach $780,
900.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-W. ]. 81 ]. w.
Eye, wholesale grocers, assigned to Wal
ter G.. Granger this forenoon. Liabilities,
$21 900; assets, $25.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
The Natives of Long Branch.

The utter lack OF enterprise on tie part OF
the natives OF Long Branch has always had
end probably viii for some tine 70 cons
have resa-ding influence On the growth Of
the place. Tie native Long Brancser never
improves his property. Il be had his way,
the vision which / saw few m0E1ents ago
would rapidly become living reality. The
fences, bans and houses woald cruIn6se and
fell and the uuromantc Wild turnip world
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
After q Brute.

MI. STERLING, Ky., Oct. 25.-Last
Tuesday night Ben Howard, who had
trouble with his wife, and who has been
separated from her for the past three
months, went to Godloe, Floyd county,
where he met her, and because she would
not return home with him while under the
influence of moonshine, shot her and
left her In dying condition. This morn
ing posse of thirty men surrounded him
In the timber and are exchanging shots,
They will capture him dead or alive. How
ard Is desperate man, and is heavily
armed, and has 100 rounds of cartridges.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Killed by q Bar Tender.

CHILL1coTHIE, Mo-, Oct 25.-James A.
Shirley. bar tender Of this place, shot
and killed an unknown railroad man with
whom he had quarreled this afternoon
This Is the second murder In this town In
the last twenty years Shirley was former
ly well to do business man, but has been
drinking of late. Several years ago he
was an express messenger between Kansas
City and Denver